_zoltan_

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by _zoltan_ 11mo ago
Huh? I've been developing against the Nvidia ecosystem for years. Just build a container and you're done. They even provide base containers. Anything specific related to DC level computing?
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by _zoltan_ 11mo ago
Honestly they should be hired by NVIDIA or AMD.
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by _zoltan_ 11mo ago
This thread is about DC level HW, not consumer electronics.
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by _zoltan_ 11mo ago
20% performance on a 10GW DC? Suuuuuuure....
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
I use the same monitor can I love it. Couldn't recommend it more to people.
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
if you read the article it links to an Italian supreme court summary that apparently states he has lost his appeal to not get extradited, so after that it shouldn't have been a surprise that... he was extradited.
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
would you have a video link to such a map in action? I've never came across this before and sounds very interesting.
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
link to any credible report?
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
what is 02012 and why write it so strange?
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
what purpose does the new coreutils serve other than being written in Rust?
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
ideally stupid rewrites never happen, but alas...
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
certainly! I didn't say otherwise. however once software that has been only rewritten for the sake of being written in Rust starts affecting large distributions like Ubuntu, that's a different issue... however one could argue that
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
no, just the usual... people want to rewrite stuff in Rust "just because". it's getting annoying.
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
you're comparing your M1 Max with the base model M5, not M5 Max. chill. it will come.
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
GH200 is $1.5/hr at lambda and can do 450GB/s to the GPU. seems still cheaper?
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
GB is CPU+2xGPU. GH is readily available for anybody at 1.5 dollars per hour on lambda; GB is harder and we're just going to begin to experiment on it.
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
what is a typical workload that you speak of, where CPUs are better? We've been implementing GPU support in Presto/Velox for analytical workloads and I'm yet to see a use case where we wouldn't pull ahead. The DRAM-VRAM
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
no, neither of you are right. to short you just need to buy ATM puts. while technically not the classical short, if you believe it's downhill from there, this will pay. get ATM into 2028dec and you're good if it crashes.
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
you can do that with k8s and argo?
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
I don't do work that could complicate my life. KISS is a very important principle.
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
I do not agree with you at all and I think your analogy is wrong as well. For a VPC I'd never use v6 unless an application is explicitly requires it.
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
No, it's not my job to file bug reports and wait for $randomcorp to fix it. I'll just use v4, thank you very much.
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
Tell me you don't work in the industry without telling me you don't work in the industry...
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
my ISP gives me native v6 and a /56. I had sooo much trouble, I gave up and just disabled v6 in the kernel. For example some sites might resolve a v6 address which is unreachable and the fallback takes ages. Some sites would resolve, c
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
Lossy download, no?
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
I use it daily and have never had this problem.
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
20 years late, but finally.
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
finally.
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
modern C++ is great, to be honest.
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by _zoltan_ 1y ago
for you, it's a "hard pass" (shout all you want.) I've and many other people have found targeted ads to be good. ;)

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